James Curley Fly Fishing

Montana’s Ultimate Fly Fishing Expedition: 13 Days of Trophy Trout & Untamed Waters

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13-Day Fly Fishing Trip Through Montana
United States → Montana
Duration: 105 min

Join a group of friends on a 13-day fly fishing adventure in Montana as they pursue trout.
Channel: Wild Fly Productions

Video Summary
In this fly fishing video, a group of friends embarks on an adventurous journey after converting a 1993 short bus into a mobile basecamp for their trips. The bus serves as a home, gear storage, and a cozy retreat after long days on the water. Despite initial doubts about its durability, it proves reliable during a test run and a two-week road trip through Montana, traversing city streets, coastal breezes, and mountain peaks.

Preparing the bus for Montana presents challenges, including mechanical fixes and improvised solutions. The group sets off, exploring new regions and forging friendships along the way. Stops include Salt Lake City, last-minute errands, and an overnight stay at a 24-hour truck stop. The trip features fishing, scenic floats, occasional mishaps, and memorable moments like stocking up on beer at Big Sky Brewing Company.

Their experiences range from fishing small creeks to struggling with a faulty storage locker. Meticulous food planning, wildlife encounters, and unexpected repairs add to the adventure. While they enjoy successes—catching fish and navigating rough roads—they also face setbacks like equipment failures and poor fishing conditions.


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Timeless Angling Adventures: The Classic Art of Fishing

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Angling Classics

Stevie Munn is a highly qualified fishing guide from Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland. With over 25 years of experience, he has led trips on rivers and lakes worldwide—from Norway to North America—with a particular focus on Ireland. His deep expertise, especially in the Lough Neagh System and its rivers, stems from a lifetime of fishing these waters, many of which he has known since childhood. Whether you’re targeting wild river trout, Lough Neagh’s famed Dollaghan brown trout, or the occasional salmon, Stevie ensures an unforgettable day on the water.

Expertise and Services

Beyond guiding, Stevie ranks among the world’s most qualified and respected fly-casting instructors. He doesn’t just help you find fish; he refines your casting technique, shares angling insights, and offers personalized tuition. Equipment is provided for sessions (excluding waders or boots).

Session Inclusions

A guided session with Stevie covers:

  • Fly fishing and casting fundamentals
  • Water safety practices
  • Salmon and trout life cycles
  • River reading and tackle assembly
  • Advanced techniques and entomology

Also visit: www.irishflyfair.com

Highlights:
✔ World-class fly-casting instruction
✔ Target wild trout and Dollaghan
✔ Master river reading, techniques, and entomology

Contact Angling Classics today!


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Park City Fly Fishing Guides

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Park City Fly Fishing Guides

Park City Fly Fishing Guides

Park City Fly Fishing Guides offers an unparalleled fly fishing experience in the serene rivers of Park City, Utah. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced angler, their professional guides ensure every trip is educational, enjoyable, and successful. Their deep knowledge of local waters and passion for fly fishing make each adventure memorable.

Why Choose Park City Fly Fishing Guides?

Several factors set Park City Fly Fishing Guides apart. Their guides are experts in fly fishing techniques and deeply understand the region’s aquatic life and ecosystem, ensuring an eco-friendly experience. Each trip is personalized to match clients’ skill levels, whether a half-day excursion or a multi-day adventure.

Services Offered

From half-day and full-day guided trips to personalized instruction and group events, Park City Fly Fishing Guides caters to all anglers. They specialize in trout fishing on the Provo and Weber Rivers, where clients can catch Brown, Rainbow, Cutthroat, and Brook Trout amid Utah’s stunning landscapes.

What to Expect

Booking a trip means immersing yourself in fly fishing as an experience, not just an activity. Clients receive expert instruction on casting, fly selection, and reading the water. Safety is a priority, and all necessary equipment—rods, reels, and waders—is provided. Guides also share their intimate knowledge of local waters to maximize your success.

Conservation and Respect for Nature

Committed to preserving Utah’s waterways, Park City Fly Fishing Guides practices catch-and-release fishing with barbless hooks to minimize harm. This approach sustains fish populations and ensures future generations can enjoy these pristine waters.

Half-Day and Full-Day Trips Available
Fly Fish Utah’s Stunning Streams and Rivers
Contact Park City Fly Fishing Guides Today


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Jason Bethune

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Jason Bethune
New Zealand

Raised in the Taupō region, Jason spent his childhood mastering fly fishing. With 30 years of experience, he knows every hidden gem in Taupō’s waters. In 2010, he fulfilled his dream by becoming the owner and guide of TroutBeck Fishing Lodge.

A passionate, friendly, and professional guide, Jason believes fly fishing is about more than just catching fish—though you’re guaranteed success. His goal is to create unforgettable trips, teaching clients how to find fish and sharing expert techniques. His unmatched knowledge of seasonal patterns and unique fly designs ensures success. A backcountry enthusiast, Jason loves exploring untouched waters where fish are unaccustomed to humans.

Book a trip with Jason for a once-in-a-lifetime experience and discover why many call him the "Trout Whisperer."

New Zealand Professional Fly Fishing Guide Association Member
As a member of the New Zealand Professional Fly Fishing Guides Association, Jason offers exceptional guided trips—from alpine streams to coastal rivers and lakes. Whether you need fly-tying tips or gear recommendations, he provides personalized advice. All association members uphold the highest ethical standards, ensuring a professional and memorable experience.

Jason Bethune

Trips from the Alps to the Sea

  • Suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experts
  • In-depth knowledge of prime fishing locations and timing

Expertise in These Species
Jason specializes in fly fishing for:

  • Brown trout
  • Rainbow trout

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Guide de Pêche en Belgique

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Fishing Guide in Belgium

Meet the Guides
Sébastien and Gaëtan, both 42 and friends since childhood, form our expert guide team. Lifelong fishing enthusiasts, they have extensive experience across Belgium’s rivers. Blending traditional and modern techniques, they share their deep knowledge while embracing fishing’s endless learning curve.

Fishing Locations
Their primary spots are the Lesse and Lomme rivers, which they’ve fished for nearly a decade. These waters teem with grayling, trout, and barbel, offering rich biodiversity in a scenic natural setting. While these rivers are their default choice for guided tours, they also explore other Belgian and French rivers and lakes.

Ethics: Respect & "No Kill"
Guided by the principle "Fish returned, fish regained," they advocate sustainable fishing. To protect fragile ecosystems, they practice catch-and-release, using barbless hooks and gentle handling to ensure fish survival.

Accommodation
For travelers, they offer an "all-in" package combining guided fishing with stays in local cottages or hotels, subject to availability.


Fly Fishing in the Belgian Ardennes

  • Target trout, grayling, and barbel
  • Learn from two of the region’s most seasoned fly fishers

Expertise by Species
Their specialized guidance covers:

  • Asp
  • Barbel
  • Bream
  • Brown Trout
  • Common Carp
  • Grayling
  • Perch
  • Pike
  • Pike-perch
  • Rainbow Trout
  • Tench
  • Guide de Pêche en Belgique


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Brendan Shields

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Brendan Shields
New Zealand

Greetings! I’m Brendan Shields, a passionate fly fishing guide based in Gore. As a proud member of the New Zealand Professional Fishing Guide Association, I uphold the highest standards of professionalism to deliver exceptional guiding experiences.

Expert Knowledge of Rivers and Seasons

Brendan Shields

With deep expertise in local rivers and seasonal patterns—including fly life and the feeding habits of wild Brown and Rainbow trout—I’ll guide you to prime fishing spots for unforgettable encounters.

Creating Memorable Experiences

My goal is to craft a day you’ll cherish, where you can relax and immerse yourself in the breathtaking habitats of Brown trout. Whether refining casting techniques or learning New Zealand stream craft, I’ll tailor the experience to your skill level and goals.

Mastering the Art of Approaching Wild Browns

Success in New Zealand’s waters hinges on understanding how to approach wary wild Browns. I’ll share proven techniques to maximize your chances of a rewarding catch.

Diverse Fishing Adventures

Southland offers an array of thrilling options: mountain-fed freestone rivers, spring creeks, alluvial rivers, bush-clad streams, and serene lakes. My in-depth knowledge ensures an exciting fly fishing adventure in locations teeming with active trout.

Convenient Access

Lowland rivers are just 30–40 minutes from Gore, while backcountry spots require only 1–2 hours of travel, providing easy access to diverse fishing grounds.

Key Strengths

  • Deep understanding of river ecosystems and seasonal dynamics
  • Expertise across lakes, spring creeks, and more
  • Guided trips for all skill levels

Target Species

Brendan Shields specializes in fly fishing for:

  • Brown trout
  • Rainbow trout

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